Samsung Pixon M8800
Samsung Pixon M8800
Grainy mobile phone shots look set to be a thing of the past if you chose the Samsung Pixon camera phone as your next mobile handset.
The Pixon M8800 is the worlds’ slimmest full touch 8 mega pixel camera phone. Pop it in your handbag or shirt pocket and you are ready to take quality snaps wherever and whenever you like.
Hitting the shops in November the Pixon not only has an 8MP camera, but also offers:
Advanced Shake Reduction
Smile Shot
Face Tagging
Dual Powered LED Flash
3.2” LCD Touch Screen Display with Tilt and Flip Technology
The additional benefits of this powerful handset are its built in MP3 player, FM Radio, Bluetooth and a TV-out connection to allow you to make the most of video and picture playback.
The Samsung Pixon hits the shops in November and more info can be found at www.samsungmobile.co.uk/pixon
The Samsung i8510, Samsung Engineering with Nokia Software
You may think you have read the headline incorrectly, but your eyes are not deceiving you.
Samsung have unveiled the i8510, a mobile phone built using Samsung technology but incorporating Nokia software. And, if you are looking to replace your Nokia N95 and are considering the N96 you may need to think again…
This is of course not the first time Samsung have used Nokia software, but this handset is by far the most impressive.
The i8510 will be available with 8 or 16GB of storage and further memory can be added.
Features include:
Nokia S60 interface means the phone is easy to use and navigate
Quick Office, allowing access to Word, Excel and PowerPoint files.
You can also view pdf files and access zip files.
To watch videos Samsung has added the latest version of RealPlayer including DivX files. Thanks to the 16-million colour display this phone is perfect for movies.
The video camera will record at 640×480 pixels (VGA) and can record in two slow motion modes (like the LG Viewty).
The camera is the jewel in the crown of this handset, with and 8MP sensor. The i8510 really does work well in all light and weather conditions and produces sharp photos that are comparable to a standalone digital camera.
Samsung has outdone Nokia in terms of the camera interface, with more features than the N96, like face, smile and blink detection, easy access shortcuts via the keypad and GPS geotagging. The picture viewer is also more superior than the N96.
So, is this the perfect mobile? Well, not quite. On the downside the i8510 has quite limited signal. If you are on the move this could be frustrating and this is something to bear in mind.
This is the only shortfall in what is actually a 5 star mobile phone, which will surely be raising concerns at Nokia!
Ignore the i8510 at your peril!